Good article and great positive TG exposure.

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I read the article. Nice work to everyone involved!

Damn...that's quite a nice amount of prize money won by Radek and "jerkchicken" Graham.

Jace...how does the divvy on the prize money work, ie...do they get it all, or does the team get it, then pays them some or a %?

john

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Originally Posted by lexmark

I read the article. Nice work to everyone involved!

Damn...that's quite a nice amount of prize money won by Radek and "jerkchicken" Graham.

Jace...how does the divvy on the prize money work, ie...do they get it all, or does the team get it, then pays them some or a %?

john

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Different teams handle prize money splits differently. It also depends on the cultural tournament history of a particular game as well.

For instance, the prize split for teams that play CS:GO tend to be different than teams playing League of Legends. So it always varies.

Sometimes the player gets it all, and sometimes there's a split between the player and the team organization.

The H1Z1 Invitational prize money was pretty good, but we hope to have a much larger prize pool for the professional Arcade League that we are quietly working on...

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That's funny, I saved a recipe for jerk chicken an hour ago.

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Please ban me from this site please. I've had enough. The people that speak to me have my info.

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I have no desire to be here anymore, I just want to save whats left of me having fun gaming, which I will, just not dealing with certain people here.

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Great money for echofox

So why is it that 99% of TG members don't adjudicate those games?

There's people that put up scores here on serious ass games that kick that games ass. It's just because it's their game. I bet 50% of the people can play that game and deliver.

Jesus, creech is off the meds again....

I was watching the Tuesday show last week on Ultrachen.tv. I was playing Tetris on my GameBoy while listening a to what was said. They were talking about Figthing game player Justin Wong leaving Evil Geniuses, quitting his day job and moving to socal because he was signed by Echo Fox managed by "can't remember name" and Jace Hall.

"Wait! what did they just say!?"

Played it back and sure enough, Jace Hall. Had no idea Jace was CEO of Echo Fox? Justin must be getting some serious coin to quit his job and move.

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Look who's talking. I'm just a cag gamer that isnt fooled, im too old for that. I'm the one adjudicating the subs, not you, in fact, it's cool you had the balls to complete the mgl tourney. don't act big when you are a sissy and complained your ass off before this. wait, you didnt complete it

What are you even talking about? What you're saying makes no sense?

Look who's talking. I'm just a cag gamer that isnt fooled, im too old for that.

What?

I'm the one adjudicating the subs, not you, in fact, it's cool you had the balls to complete the mgl tourney.

I don't adjudicate submissions? I do.

don't act big when you are a sissy and complained your ass off before this. wait, you didnt complete it

When did I act big or complain? And before what?

Originally Posted by creech

So why is it that 99% of TG members don't adjudicate those games?

I'm assuming most gamers adjudicate what they're comfortable with, or maybe have in interest in? I presumed that's how the system is supposed to work in a way -- each platform or game genre has its own adherents/community, and in most cases that bunch of folks will adjudicate on related games. I had no idea what H1Z1 was a few months back, I watched a few streams on TG, really took to it, and now I'll watch streams and adjudicate when H1Z1 submissions come up.

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I think it's great to see Twin Galaxies make in-roads into different gaming communities, and build awareness around TG for new generations of gamers.

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Pretty polarizing issue.
Being honest-I don't much care for modern games. I respect them, they are obviously AWESOME, do NOT get me wrong.
I just choose to play "older" games, as my personal preference.

I don't know exactly where the line would be drawn, but there is a relatively clear difference in modern gaming and classic gaming, and it can be seen in home game systems all the way up to...ummm...Dave and Busters.

So, if it was up to my "preferences", this site would be exclusively classic gaming.

How hard-headed is that? How wrong is that?
Very.

This doesn't just apply to the gaming world. There HAS to be a place for everyone, equal representation of opinions to be considered.

Agreed, Evener-I mostly adjudicate on systems/games I am interested in, and even judge things I am not familiar with, if I am aware of/"trust"the submitter.

I know how passionate the players of modern games are, no question. Increasing their involvement here can only benefit the community, and if they have enough involvement, adjudication shouldn't be a problem.

I'm only pretty sure this even relates...I dunno what H1Z1 is...

;P

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Originally Posted by Rogerpoco

I'm only pretty sure this even relates...I dunno what H1Z1 is...

;P

Isn't it a virus that is contagious, and you have to be careful about what you touch?

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Not computer LOL, I actually did laugh.
I'm a nurse, and yup, it sure sounds like something that could kill you!

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